Details
Product type | Multi-purpose chair |
Dimensions | ![]() Dimensions in mm |
Weight | 5,6 kg |
Material | Dyed-through polypropylene |
Manufacturing | |
Variants | Exclusive smow Edition Dark Lime Available only while stocks last! |
Function & properties | Suitable for use outdoors |
Care | When cleaning the Panton Chair always use a soft, damp cloth and a mild, household, detergent. |
Awards & museum | MoMA, New York |
Certificates | Greenguard: Indoor Air Qualitiy Certified |
Sustainability | Vitra conform to: ISO 90001: 2008 (Quality management systems) ISO 14001: 2004 (Environmental management systems) |
Warranty | 24 months Register product and secure extended manufacturer's warranty of 10 years |
Product family | All Panton Chairs![]() |
Accessories | Complmenting Seat Pad and Leather Seat Pad from Parkhaus Berlin or Seat Dots from Vitra available in a range of colours. |
Product presentation |
FAQ
What is the difference between the Panton Chair and the Panton Chair Classic?
The Panton Chair Classic is constructed from rigid polyurethane foam with a gloss varnish finish, and as such is true to the version originally produced and marketed by Vitra in 1967. The Panton Chair is produced from a modern polypropylene and has a more matt surface. The polypropylene version was authorised by Verner Panton in 1999.
Is the Panton Chair available in other colours?
Vitra regularly develop new colour schemes and as such the palette of available colours is always changing. Colours from former collections can however not be supplied as the necessary colour granules are no longer available. Should you have any specific colour requirements please contact our service team.
How much weight can a Panton Chair support?
The Panton Chair meets the "GS" test standards and is tested up to a load of 110kg. The way in which the chair is used is also important. Swinging, for example, causes a higher strain which can reduce the chairs lifetime.
How do I recognise an original Panton Chair?
Verner Panton's signature is embossed in the foot.